Script Packages can be used to programmatically perform HyperX operations. Each Script Package contains one or more Script Modules. Each Script Module is effectively one Script that is usable through the Script Runner.
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You can quickly get started with using Script Packages by installing the Sample Scripts that are included with your HyperX install.
A key advantage of Script Packages (and Packages in general) is easier development, management, and distribution of them amongst your team. When developing and distributing Script Packages, you will primarily use two tools: the Package Manager and the Package Command Line Interface (CLI).
There are three ways to create Script Packages:
Once a Script Package is created, it must be built with the Package CLI before it can be distributed to your team. Of course, there may be some debugging required!
After the Script Package has been distributed to your team, they can install the new or updated Package with the Package Manager. The Package Manager also serves as a hub for users to find readmes, documentation, and changelogs as well as manage different Package versions.
Once installed, Script Modules from a Package can be run via the Script Runner.